it was a big deal and it was not just in the city of mobile but it went around this nation. >> mobilew. that's why we kept marching and protesting and we'll take this lion down. >> y'all got to move fast. you got to move fast. >> that was all trusted then. you got to move and you got to move fast. we just need to do something. some of the guys, they're not doing. we need to go and get somebody and kill them, too. they were getting angry and frustrated. >> everyone was uneased. everybody was at a point where we got to do something about it. >> well, we are living in these types of things taken place right in the middle of our community. the community was about to explode. we were not getting what we considered to be all the facts from the local media during that time. >> the stories that would appear in the mobile register was "the daily white newspaper" in the city of mobile. the time we blast officials. >> we thought it was necessary for the other side to be told. friends started a weekly newspaper called "the new times." one of the reasons that newspaper was started was so that it c

, alabama. >> living in mobile was a quiet town. it is nothing but oak trees. but after march 1981, it was kind of like creepy to me to look at the trees. the hurt is still there. the hurt my mom went through. i just visualize her face and i go like -- i can't talk about it today. my momma, beulah mae donald was a quiet woman. she was a good-hearted person. all the neighborhoods we have lived in, everybody loved her. >> ms. donald was a very liked person because of her personality. she volunteered her time working with children, a model mother. >> michael was my brother. michael was well loved. he was quiet. he worked at night and he kept my oldest son during the daytime. >> michael was a well-mannered and a polite young man. michael is a true example that hard work pays off. >> the housing project we lived in, everybody knew each other, and this family cooked, we ate from them. and if my mom cooked, they ate from us. there was gang stuff back then, but we didn't get involved in it. my mom was always sitting on the front porch waiti

>> the mobile police department did not want to believe that mobile still had klan in it but they did. >> we don't tolerate this. >> we make sure this case does not rest from a criminal standpoint. >> i stuck to the klanman. >> if tiger knows, finally cracks. henry hayes. got you. >> got 'em. >> when we think of michael donald, how long will it take for his family to get justice, how many years and decades and how much time? >> a body of a black man found hanging from a tree in mobile, ala alabama. >> lynching is a tool to control and oppress black people. >>> this is still happening. people are horrified of the police. it is the modern day lynching. >> what are we going to do about this. >> we move forward with people deciding i am bold enough and i am going to miake it change. >> beulah may donald took on the most violence organization in the united states. >> this is an incredible story. >> when beulah may donald discovered her son had been hung, strangled and beaten, she seeks to hold the killers of her child accountable. the stakes are high. the only way to get justice is to purs

>> the mobile police department just didn't want to believe that mobile would still have klan in it. but they did. >> we felt the cops and the klan working hand in hand. we don't tolerate this. >> thomas figures, he is in a position to push and nudge and make sure that this case does not rest from a criminal standpoint. >> i stuck to the klansmen. the more i asked questions, the more they talked. >> tyiger moses finally cracked >> and he named henry hays. got him. >> when we think of michael donald, how long will it take for him to get justice? how many years? how many decades, how much time? >> the body of a black man has been found hanging from a tree in mobile, alabama. >> lynching is a tool to control and oppress black people. >> racialized violence is as old constitution. >> klans are not running around with white sheets over their head, but it's still happening. >> today people are horrified of the police. it's the modern day lynching. >> what are we going to do about it? >> we move forward with people deciding i'm bold enough and i'm going to make it change. >> beulah mae dona

working will drive our mobility. shufflers idea for people using autonomous vehicles from the fleet working 24 seventh's. these multi-functional emissions free vehicles to transport people and goods or provide services by sharing the vehicles people could free up huge areas of space previously dedicated to parking but are we really ready to have robots driving everywhere. and again schools are good it is the one major hurdle is legal vehicles like that are not really covered by the current legislation we'll have to make many adjustments to legal frameworks and the lack of legal security surrounding autonomous vehicles is putting the brakes on development and i think that's people it's done too little to be considered but can we really afford to lose any more time. to. the generations of young people who will inherit our cities are already looking for quick and direct ways of improving our urban lives now we can do 2 things firstly politically. challenge our politicians that we want to have a city where we want to liv

working will drive our mobility. shufflers idea foresees people using autonomous vehicles from the fleet working 247. these multi-functional emissions free vehicles to transport people and goods or provide services by sharing the vehicles people could free up huge areas of space previously dedicated to parking but are we really ready to have robots driving everywhere. and again schools are good it is the one major hurdle is legal vehicles like that are not really covered by the current legislation we'll have to make many adjustments to legal frameworks and the lack of legal security surrounding autonomous vehicles is putting the brakes on development is that. it's done too little confusing at the can we really afford to lose any more time. the generations of young people who will inherit our cities are already looking for quick and direct ways of improving our urban lives now and then we can do 2 things firstly politically. challenge all politicians like you want to have a city where we want to live in where we don't

. >> the mobile police department just didn't want to believe that mobile would still have klan in it, but they did. >> that's why we kept marching and protesting. we ain't going to take this lying down. >> the admitted klansman turned ashen as the words guilty of capital murder sank in. >> it was the first time that a white had been sentenced to death for a crime committed against a black person in the state of alabama. >> beulah mae donald is grieving but also seeking justice for her child. >> this is a black woman who has just lost her son to lynching, finds the strength to move forward in a civil suit against the klan in alabama. >> the stakes could not be higher. >> the body of a black man has been found hanging from a tree in mobile, alabama. >> lynching is a tool to control and oppress black people. >> racialized violence is as old as the constitution. >> klans are not running around with white sheets over their head, but it's still happening. >> today people are horrified of the police. it's the modern-day lynching. >> what are we going to do about it? we move forward with peo

working will drive our mobility. shufflers idea foresees people using autonomous vehicles from the fleet working 247 . these multi-functional emissions free vehicles to transport people and goods or provide services by sharing the vehicles people could free up huge areas of space previously dedicated to parking but are we really ready to have robots driving everywhere. and again schools are good at least one major hurdle is legal vehicles like that are not really covered by the current legislation we'll have to make many adjustments to legal frameworks and the lack of legal security surrounding autonomous vehicles is putting the brakes on development that's going on it's done too little to because of. the can we really afford to lose any more time. the generations of young people who will inherit our cities are already looking for quick and direct ways of improving our urban lives now we can do 2 things firstly politically challenge all politicians live you want to have a city where we want to live and where we don't

be on the safe side of cars and mobility right now on ram. climate change and emissions limits have left their mark on driving for fun. sports cars may pump up the adrenaline but they also pump out pollutants like there's no tomorrow in germany sales are down to around $50000.00 a year. yet s.u.v.s have topped the 1000000 mark in germany even though they're also seen as gas guzzlers and climate killers they're the fastest growing segment for the global card history. sports cars are all about pace passion and the sheer uncompromising thrill of driving nobody. was the ford mustang is the world's best selling sports who paid the quintessential pony car since its launch 964. the porsche 911 is another icon of modern motoring and has sold over a 1000000 units since it 1st hit the roads half a century ago. the 1st porsche was built in 1970 it had just 35 horsepower but thanks to weighing only 585 kilos it could reach 135 kilometers an hour. company boss said that the last car ever to be built would be a sports car. the sports car was not merely a m

in the near future digital networking will drive our mobility. shufflers idea for people using autonomous vehicles from the fleet working 24 seventh's. these multi-functional emissions free vehicles to transport people and goods or provide services by sharing the vehicles people could free up huge areas of space previously dedicated to parking but are we really ready to have robots driving everywhere. and again schools are good is the one major hurdle is legal vehicles like that are not really covered by the current legislation we'll have to make many adjustments to legal frameworks and the lack of legal security surrounding autonomous vehicles is putting the brakes on development that. is done to you because again can we really afford to lose any more time. for generations of young people who will inherit our cities are already looking for quick and direct ways of improving our urban lives now we can do 2 things firstly politically we can challenge all politicians like we want to have a city where we want to live and where we don't. parking lots

the mobile police department just didn't want to believe that mobile would still have klan in it.ut they did. >> the fact that klansmen lived across the street from where this happened, it was something that the police officers found more to be a coincidence. >> michael donald was an innocent good samaritan, not a thug. >> the likely suspects were identified, but we had the wrong people. >> we felt the cops were working hand in hand. >> we're calling on mobile's black community to be as cool as possible in response to this murder. >> let there be no doubt the klan is behind this. but you gotta prove it first. >> the body of a black man has been found hanging from a tree in mobile, alabama. >> lynching is a tool to control and oppress black people. >> racialized violence is as old as the constitution. >> klans are not running around with white sheets over their head, but it's still happening. >> today, people are horrified of the police. it's the modern-day lynching. >> what are we going to do about it? we move forward with people deciding, i'm bold enough and i'm going to make it

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that's sunsetting on mobile.sign that perhaps they couldn't do it organically? >> i don't know. i mean, i think this is a tried andtrue enterprise growth strategy at certain stages i don't think apple would do a deal of this size. i mean, it's a big deal for them when they did that $3 billion deal for beats amazon, pill pack, sure, in the cross hairs right now. it myself have trouble doing a deal there's still a lot of smaller deals getting done and some companies, that's a little, carl, more of their speed. >> yeah. we'll see. i mean, it's obviously bedeviled groups like haven, jamie dimon mentioned earlier in his letter. >>> keep your eye on qualcomm. evercore down grades stock saying had a good run. competition heating up think the 5g halo played itself out. that call and others are only on krckr k krn -- cnbc.com. we're back in a moment. in real time from anywhere, the future works better. microsoft surface devices with teams, orchestrated by cdw enable employees to stay productive when working together, with

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exxon mobil says it funds universities to promote green technologies. and shell tells us it wants to help solve the serious climate challenge. why is this a problem i mean if they use their money for doing some research for good what's possible when the very people the very institutions the supposed to be solving the climate crisis is a fundamentally reliant on the industry that has the most to lose from their work that's a pretty big conflict of interest jeffrey super and thinks that the many millions are intended to influence students teachers and scientists this strategy comes straight out of the playbook the a.p.i. strategy paper also states informing teaches students about uncertainties in climate change will erect a barrier against efforts to impose kioto like measures a measure put in place to limit the emissions of c o 2 and that's why in the medical research community there are. practices there is the obvious rules by which one must disclose these kinds of conflicts of interest many universities used to receive millions from the tobacco industr

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that's t-mobile for business.k: every six months behrens does the big money pull where we have big money managers were with the guy about the market, last time we did that the market was 20% below where it is now and more managers are bullish today. >> 67% bullish up from 54% last year. they're welcome to use this pull data anyway they like, some view it as an indicator when the results get to lumped on one side or the other, the part that stands out is a bearish percentage has absolutely collapsed from 13% in the fall to 7%, i just want to say if you're out there and your bearish and you feel will loan, we do laugh at you behind your back but it doesn't mean we don't love you. jack: that is an important point, when there are no bearish people left, who is a marginal buyer. >> i think that's the thinking if you're using that as a contrary, 7% know what they're doing. >> now we have a great idea from ben and carlton. >> taking a look at stryker going into earnings surgical equipment in joint replacement and clients

you to your office for your next appointment these prototypes carry the promise of a new era in mobility my name is cassandra bunker and i'm ready for takeoff. just time travel into the future some experts say flying cars will reduce traffic jams in urban areas lower pollution and say travel today again exclusive access to one of the developing companies and to find out more about their technology in 2020 this single seater prototype had its 1st pilot test like staying up for about 4 minutes and 10 meters above ground not long but that could change soon the makers of sky drive want their big old to be market ready by 2023 as an air taxi approach japan's main island on shoes. when i think of flying cars i think of that to the future disney's meet the robinsons and my childhood cartoon the jetsons these movies and t.v. shows kind of shape an employer and what i think a flying car would look like and how it will be operated i can't believe that our side by magination is now becoming a reality my team and i are on our way to. sky drive we've had to sign a non-disclosure agreement about the t

from all our cars the school has remained iconic it just shows how emotional mobility can be. over the last decade and a connex prototypes have mostly been begins of mobility of the future the vehicles in his snap series are modular systems which can be easily transformed from self driving passenger cars to cargo vehicles. sustainable designs environmentally friendly. has this crazy inventor become a realist. crazy doesn't exclude sustainability we're still trying to be both and this and so i enjoy being called crazy as in german that also means i get things moving. in the k'nex inventions are a unique chapter in the history of cars. in the past 25 years the world has changed my cars have changed and i myself have changed each vehicle was a sign of the times and they were all important cars of course i would construct all 26 of them differently today. on the spot. and enthusiasm for the world over are eagerly waiting to see what clinical next next concept car will look like. we leave you with some iconic james bond images join us again also now you tube channel d.w. red. the h

mobility my entire life it's my passion to own or build vehicles that look different. to me that means looking a little out of the box and being a bit crazy for me. is the head of the swiss company when speed near zurich it's known for technological innovations in the automotive industry and turns heads with its unusual concept cars. like the 2007 texas created by experimenting with new materials. the axis this is the only transparent glass well actually plastic vehicle in the world. every year when speed launches a prototype meant to provide new impetus for the automotive industry. i want to spread ideas and impulses and try to motivate and stir positive emotions our standard is actually part of the company name meaning speed fast thinking ahead. for. the company car lovers attention in 1996 with its yellow tie which combined in the style jack and futuristic elements at the time the focus was on extravagant design but later on extraordinary functions like with the ambiguous vehicle splash which plane a connection used to cross the english channel in record time in 200

that's t-mobile for business.lobal chip shortage is hurting industries from cell phone to carmakers, chip giant intel is planning to spend $20 billion to build factories in zona but how long will it take to recover from the shortage. pat gensinger joins me now. i know you are a busy guy these days. >> thank you, a pleasure to join you. jack: i want to talk about earnings and all of that but let's start with the chip shortage, let's talk about what's happening and how long to get out of it in the 20 billion-dollar investment. >> demand was accelerating with everything, every aspect of our life becoming more digital and covid a huge accelerant to the growth and disruption of supply chain, that is created a large gap in capability, our estimates are two years for the industry to work through it because as you say it takes a while to build a fabrication or a fab as we like to call it in the industry, we just announced two major new fabs in arizona, meaningful acceleration to our manufacturing capability and it takes a

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cahoots is a mobile crisis response team. we respond with crisis worker and medical health professional to calls for service through police dispatchers via the police radio. we coordinate with the police department, community partners, to take on the appropriate calls and meet community members where they are at. i am inspired to do this work and very personal ways. my grandmother, caroline, was annexed ordinarily kind human being that lived with severe and persistent mental illness. she thrived until passing under the care of my mother, also a nurse. growing up watching my mother care for her diligently taught me that people experiencing mental health crisis or not to be feared, rejected, judged or punished. they are to be cared for. as someone in a crisis needs de-escalation, respect, safety and support. as a society we often fail to deliver that in the multiple mobile population. my father, charles morgan, doesn't get the chance to participate in raising me. he died during an encounter with the police when he was 25, a you

mobile stations were moved to new locations.ation number two on the second day of the campaign. industries and large factories were scheduled for the program. special events were handled by a -- station which could respond quickly to any situation. in the case of these contestants in the miss columbus beauty pageant which helped to publicize the program. at the completion of the campaign's initial phase, exactly eight days and 38 locations later one quarter of the city's population had received either their first, second, or third shot. although columbus was a relatively well immunized city to start the campaign it's apparent that this phase was successful beyond anticipation. the program will continue in two individual immunization efforts, each two weeks apart. -- by a statistical study which then can be related to the original survey. meanwhile, new protection portfolio has been assured to the previously unprotected baby and breadwinners of columbus, georgia. tonight we look at crime and forensics. bruce goldfarb, author of 1

as you've directed multiple mobility capabilities requirements study. and the 2020 study is due to be delivered in june, mid-june. i i can tell you, you know, as a task for the study it was to assess the program force. we're looking at that in the context of our current demands in terms of war plans but also in future concepts. as we look at that there are some areas which we see will require some work in some areas, elevated risk. i would just ask for your continued support for example for modernization which this committee has been very supportive on reference to do so thus far. and so without getting too far ahead of the analysis, that report is due to you soon, sir. >> thank you, sir. one of the issues and represents the transition from benign areas of operation particularly for logistics to contested operations is the potential problem of contrition during wartime and you feel that will be adequately addressed in the study in. >> senator, we certainly are looking at contesting environments. there's no question we can assume what we can deploy how w

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>> michigan was the first state to deploy mobile testing and mobile vaccination units in the country.d field in detroit. what is even more important is the fact that vaccine doses and administering them, and the state of michigan is a hot spot. we need a national hot spot strategy that does that for the entire country and right now michigan is that hot spot. that's why we're in every conversation we're having at every level of the federal government. we're asking for more help, for more vaccines and we're going to continue to advocate those. we have those conversations every single day. and what's happening in michigan, as we know, we are not disconnected as a country. what's happening in michigan can spread through the midwest and the rest of the country. if we increase rapidly vaccinations coming into the state of michigan now, we can get them out quickly and slow this before it spreads to other parts of the country. >> a white house official told me this weekend that they distribute all of the doses that they have as they get them. which suggests that it may not even be possible to

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they see us mobile i mobilizing its militarism against policing against racism, islamophobia, but weo do the day to day service work to make sure our community's needs are met. that includes over the last year, doing things like a mutual aid program. and what your audience is saying now are mobilized against the largest militarization training in the world. urban children, we successfully put an end to it. alameda county for the last year in 2019, what are some of the other games that you're seeing in the community right right now, and i don't know if that's changed because of the pandemic, but where is the greatest need or what kind of services are the most in demand? right now? you know, not unlike other working class and poor immigrant communities there were facing issues around housing. we're facing issues around education equity. we're facing issues around health care s. oh, really? the same sort of issues social issues that all people are facing under this can't emma and we've tried to step up to meet that need by expanding our service worked in cute to include mutual aid becau

and, we again mentioned our mobile teams. we've got four teams that are active and we have 19 mobile events planned as of april 4th. and some of those include -- and some of those that we've already done included those launch and glide that we talked about. this past weekend, there were activity -- there was vaccine -- a vaccine clinic done at the lighthouse for the blind which represents part of our work with the disability community. again, knowing we needed to do something in addition to really provide access to that vulnerable community. and we've also sent our mobile team over to treasure island where they've worked with the fire department and have done vaccine clinics there. and, again, i mentioned we did the senior housing vaccine vaccine clinic at ping yuen center this weekend and there were 3,500 doses of johnson and johnson administered there. looking forward, we've got another event planned in chinatown at ping yuen and we've got four neighborhood sites that will be launching across the city in terms of trying to

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